For the complete documentation index, see llms.txt. This page is also available as Markdown.

Content Security Policy

To ensure seamless integration and optimal functionality of our tools, customers must configure their Content Security Policy (CSP) to allow access to specific domains. This documentation page provides a list of the required endpoints, enabling customers to whitelist the necessary domains and maintain secure, uninterrupted access to our services.

For further details about CSP, visit this site: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/CSP

TMS

CSPs

Commanders Act Gateway

When Commanders Act Gateway and/or Google Tag Gateway is enabled, scripts and measurement requests are routed through a first-party path on your website, for example https://www.example.com/metrics/.

If your CSP allows 'self', ensure it is allowed for script-src, connect-src, img-src and frame-src. If 'self' is not used, explicitly allow the domain hosting the Gateway instead.

frame-src is recommended for Google measurement mechanisms that may use iframe or service worker transport.

The Gateway only covers requests routed through it. Third-party tags executed by your TMS may still require their own domains to be added to your CSP.

CDN Hosting

Files are hosted on cdn.tagcommander.com and returns Javascript

This includes containers, Privacy, Cookies sync, MIX and DATA Javascripts

Credit Usage

https://manager.tagcommander.com/utils/hit.php , returns a pixel

Chrome Extension collection

Deduplication conversion collection

https://manager.tagcommander.com/dedup/report/ , returns a pixel

Deduplication customer journey set and get

https://*.commander1.com/dg3/ , returns Javascript

https://*.commander1.com/dc3/ , returns a pixel

Serverside Tracking v2

https://collect.commander1.com/events , returns a pixel

Serverside DataSave

https://manager.tagcommander.com/datasave/ , returns a pixel

Reach data collection

https://engage.commander1.com/reach , returns a pixel

Cookies Sync

CDN javascript hosting

https://sync.commander1.com , returns a pixel

Serverside Tracking v1 (deprecated)

https://serversideXXX.tagcommander.com/ , returns a pixel

https://serversideXXX.commander1.com/ , returns a pixel

Notice : in debug mode (tc_debug=1) returns some plain text ... not sure it's necessary to be mentionned as it should never be used in production

CMP

CSPs

CDN javascript hosting

https://cdn.trustcommander.net (since may 2020)

https://manager.tagcommander.com/utils/privacyHit.php , returns a pixel

https://manager.commander1.com/privacyHit.php , returns a pixel

https://privacy.commander1.com/privacy-consent/ , returns a pixel

https://privacy.trustcommander.net/privacy-consent/ , returns a pixel

Campaign Analytics

CSPs

Offsite data collection

https://*.commander1.com/v3 , returns a pixel

https://*.commander1.com/c3 , returns a pixel

https://*.commander1.com/w3 , returns a pixel

Onsite data collection

CDN javascript hosting

https://*.commander1.com/s3 , returns a pixel

https://*.commander1.com/cs3 , returns a pixel

https://*.commander1.com/o3 , returns a pixel

Examples:

Tracking type: First

Format URL: https://<customer_domain>/mix/cs3/?

Full example: https://clientdomain.com/mix/cs3/?tcs=1234&rand=0.21688868283799656&chn=SEO&src=google&site=AlvieroMartini&cty=it&dev=d&ref=https://www.google.com/

Tracking type: Third

Format URL: https://<customer_domain>/cs3/?

Full example: https://customer.commander1.com/cs3/?tcs=1234&chn=SEO&src=google&cty=it&dev=d

Note : the difference is the /mix/ in the URL for the first party tracking.

Enrichment & Segmentation

CSPs

Onsite data collection

CDN javascript hosting

https://engage.commander1.com/dms, returns a pixel

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